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Technology Assessment processes can be taken as a paradigm for interdisciplinary research. It is expected that interdisciplinary Technology Assessment is able to find solutions for actual sociopolitical problems that go beyond those expected from one individual scientific discipline alone. The common notion, that for tasks like this different disciplinary perspectives should be brought together, confronts the fact that there is no common notion on how interdisciplinary research should be done. In the present volume European experts of Technology Assessment present their perspectives on interdisciplinary research. Many focus on methodology, policy consulting, and participation of stakeholders, non-experts and citizens. Others present concrete case studies concerning climate change and health care. Each contribution is commented by an other scientist. The result is a discussion-like examination of the connection between interdisciplinarity and the main subjects of Technology Assesment.
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Michael Decker ist Diplom-Kaufmann, Trainer und Coach mit langjähriger Erfahrung in den Schwerpunkten Marketing, Key-Account-Management, Strategieberatung, Vertrieb und Verhaltenstraining. Seit 1998 hat er Trainingserfahrung in den Bereichen Management, Verkauf und Kommunikation. Seit 2003 ist er Berater und seit 2009 Partner bei Neways International, dem erfolgreichen Berater- und Trainer-Netzwerk in Deutschland, Österreich, Niederlande, Slowenien, Kroatien, Italien und Mexiko für Management- und Verhaltenstrainings. Zu seinem Kundenstamm zählen die Top-Unternehmen der Industrie und des Mittelstands im deutschsprachigen Raum.
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Technology Assessment processes can be taken as a paradigm for interdisciplinary research. It is expected that interdisciplinary Technology Assessment is able to find solutions for actual sociopolitical problems that go beyond those expected from one individual scientific discipline alone. The common notion, that for tasks like this different disciplinary perspectives should be brought together, confronts the fact that there is no common notion on how interdisciplinary research should be done. In the present volume European experts of Technology Assessment present their perspectives on interdisciplinary research. Many focus on methodology, policy consulting, and participation of stakeholders, non-experts and citizens. Others present concrete case studies concerning climate change and health care. Each contribution is commented by an other scientist. The result is a discussion-like examination of the connection between interdisciplinarity and the main subjects of Technology Assesment.
